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Brewers Forced to Alter Quinn Priester's Recovery Plan
- Priester’s rehab was shifted from Triple-A to the ACL Brewers in Arizona to better manage his recovery.
- Priester, 25, has battled thoracic outlet syndrome, derailing his season and minor-league rehab.
- Priester has not pitched more than three innings in a game this season as the team reevaluates his path.
- The Brewers believe Priester can return without surgery, though the process is lengthy.
- Priester showed promise last season with Milwaukee, recording a 3.32 ERA in 157 1/3 innings over 29 appearances.
- Priester’s rehab update was reported by MLB.com’s Adam McCalvy, per Brewers manager Pat Murphy.
- The Brewers say Priester’s condition requires time, and the organization aims to avoid surgical intervention.
- Priester’s injury involves pressure on blood vessels in the neck and shoulder area, complicating recovery.
- Priester’s major-league status is not in immediate jeopardy; the Brewers remain capable in the majors without him for now.
- MLB.com’s Adam McCalvy provided the rehab move update for Priester, as reported by Patrick McAvoy.
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